ROM Hack Code finding without gateway

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if your on 9.2 you can use the spider qr exploit to find/apply cheats
that method is really old and outdated. NTR is a lot better than spider and it gives the virtual address that would be used. (Virtual addresses are used in gateway/NTR cheats)
 

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I'm all for this idea. Idk why something hasn't been developed yet. I don't want to spend money on a gateway just to make cheats. A way to search cheats was one of the first and most useful psp plugins. I know not all devices aren't the same, I was just making a statement. Real-time cheats would be a huge benefit to cfw users.
 

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I'm all for this idea. Idk why something hasn't been developed yet. I don't want to spend money on a gateway just to make cheats. A way to search cheats was one of the first and most useful psp plugins. I know not all devices aren't the same, I was just making a statement. Real-time cheats would be a huge benefit to cfw users.
https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS/issues/340
There was a topic here.
 

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